Israel, the U.S. and the Politics of two,000-Pound Bombs 

SUBSCRIBER+ EXCLUSIVE REPORTING — Whereas the general public focus of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s go to to Washington this week has been on his speech to Congress and his newly fraught relationship with many American politicians, one situation certain to return up when Netanyahu meets with President Joe Biden is Washington’s reluctance to provide Israel with sure heavy weapons. 

In Might the White Home stated it was implementing a “pause” on the cargo of 1,800 2,000-lb bombs and 1,700 500-lb bombs over issues about Israel’s impending incursion into Rafah, in southern Gaza, and “the influence (the munitions) may have in dense city settings as we’ve got seen in different elements of Gaza.”